In a new court filing by the U.S. Department of Justice, attorneys for the federal government argue that the nationwide ban on marijuana consumers owning firearms is constitutional and should remain ...
A majority of patients with chronic pain and doctors who treat the condition support federally legalizing marijuana for medical use and having insurance companies cover the costs, according to a new ...
A new request for proposals from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is looking for contractors capable of rolling joints—lots and lots of joints—for federally approved research purposes. NIDA ...
“This reinforces our understanding of the voters’ intent, expressed through their enactment of Proposition 207, that unimpaired driving after consuming marijuana cannot be penalized.” The state can’t ...
Members of the hemp industry—including Cheech and Chong’s cannabis company—filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking to overturn new California regulations that outlaw most consumable hemp products in the ...
A top federal drug official says marijuana businesses have learned “lessons” from the alcohol and tobacco industries to market their products. The demographic that’s seeing the most rapid increase in ...
The Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered the secretary of state to continue counting about 18,000 signatures for a medical marijuana expansion ballot initiative regardless of his argument that they’re ...
Appearing on a recent podcast, Vice President Kamala Harris notably reiterated her support for legalizing marijuana for the first time as the Democratic presidential nominee. Now, in the wake of that ...
“There’s not something necessarily wrong with you that we need to give this clinical diagnosis to, but it’s really helping people uncover the highest version of themselves.” Jamie Blackburn, a school ...
“If somebody had an issue with cannabis in the past or other addiction,…they could self-exclude themselves from being able to go into cannabis dispensaries.” People could volunteer to be on a list ...
More Allegedly ‘Predatory’ Contracts Surface In Missouri’s Social Equity Marijuana Licensing Program
Destiny Brown thought she had been recruited last year to own and operate a small-scale Missouri cannabis dispensary—and get paid $200,000 to do it. Cannabis investor Michael Halow told Brown, who is ...
A notary public has been charged with two dozen counts of “official misconduct” as part of an ongoing statewide investigation into alleged fraud on two Nebraska medical cannabis petitions. Nebraska ...
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